Smith Wins Epic Eighteen Round Bout In New Orleans
In New Orleans Ed Smith defeats Jon Goddard after a grueling eighteen round duel at the Olympic Club. The purse totals $10,000 with the loser covering training costs. the crowd of about 5,500 roars as Smith is declared winner by referee Professor John Duffy amid cheering. Choynski then calls for a Smith rematch at a larger purse.
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Senate votes on conference reports and bills
Washington dispatches detail senate and house actions on the sundry civil, naval, agricultural and post office appropriation bills. The senate approved conference reports and passed unobjected house measures while considering the census inquiry and the immigration bill.
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Battle Still Rages Over Montana Senate Appointment
Montana politics focus on Governor Richards who will likely appoint a U S senator to replace Sanders. Lea Mantle leads the Reform caucus in urging selection, backed by petitions while Sanders wins church support. Carter and Power influence also shape the race as Carter lingers behind. Also, Judge Gresham bids farewell to government staff before departing for Washington.
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STRIP BOOMERS FACE CONGRESS OPENING LAND ISSUE
On the Cherokee strip the boomers wait as Congress debates opening lands for settlement. Many are poorly supplied, some have died, and factions threaten to force entry if aid is not granted. Secretary Noble urges military help to avert a border invasion.
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Ex Governor Bishop Dead in Jacksonville
Ex governor of Ohio R M Bishop aged 80 died at his son’s Jacksonville residence after five weeks ill with multiple illnesses. He was Ohio governor from 1878 to 1880 after a 1877 Democratic nomination. He will be interred in Cincinnati.
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